Sentence examples for symbolic strength from inspiring English sources

With the Cup coming to Brazil for the first time since 1950, and with Brazil an emerging economy in the world, the symbolic strength of holding on to the nation's most gifted young player is obvious.

No one expects that Churchill's imagination and political audacity will go very far toward resolving the international economic crisis his government will have to face, along with the crisis in the Middle East...but there is almost universal agreement that Churchill, as a figure symbolic of strength and perseverance, will be good medicine for the whole Western coalition.

Andriantsimitoviaminiandriana sent messengers to Ranorimanana to bring the boys to him with the instructions to take note of which child stood closer to the central pillar (andry, symbolic of strength) of their mother's house.

Across the bottom of the shield is a ribbon bearing the club's nickname, The Quakers, and the whole rests on a bed of oak leaves, symbolic of strength and endurance.

Paris entering into force has more symbolic than legal strength.

But supporters of Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama worked hard to get their voters to the polls to make a symbolic show of strength.

Even these symbolic areas of strength have been battered.

But demonstrators said the white supremacist right is seeking new legitimacy and respect, feeding off fears of cash-strapped Caucasians in the United States and other countries, and returning to Stone Mountain is a symbolic show of strength for the movement.

As a survivor of the Holocaust, her term as president from 1979 until 1982 is deeply symbolic, demonstrating the strength of European reconciliation.

Bamboo has always been symbolic of flexibility and strength in human affairs, she said.

This is why symbolic events that signify strength — such as the arrival of a mutinous army company at the protest Wednesday morning, under the acclaim of demonstrators — play a crucial role.